Reading, writing, tweeting

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When Ed Knight wants to find out what his 6-year-old did in school, he can scroll the Twitter feed on his iPhone for clues to start a conversation with his quiet son, who sometimes holds back when recounting details of his day.
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Digtial citizenship – a worthwhile set of slides.

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This is the deck shared with graduate students taking an online course on digital citizenship.
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Using Comics and Graphic Novels in the Classroom

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While Americans tend to view comics as “fodder for children,” people in Europe and Japan have a more positive view of the medium.
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Using Google Earth in the classroom | Google Earth Blog

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Amazing things about Google Earth – news, features, tips, technology, and applications…
Via www.gearthblog.com

Speak up for libraries

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Via www.speakupforlibraries.org

21st Century Literacies

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policy of 21st century literacies…
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Things Teacher-Librarians Do That People Don’t Realize — Support School Libraries

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Did you know that Teacher-Librarians are Teachers? • We plan and co-teach, with classroom teachers, units of study that align with Colorado State Standards.
Via www.supportschoollibraries.com

Content versus Skill: The Great Showdown

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Let the great showdown begin. In one corner we have the big C––Mister Content himself, the master of details. Watch out, he’s got quite the arsenal, he can keep ‘em coming. In the other corner…
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inquiry based learning | craigchubb

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Via craigchubb.wordpress.com

The Life of a New Media Teacher Librarian

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Think flexibly and work with your network to find new ideas, new directions and innovative opportunities to transform your school library services.
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